Seal Bay is a bay, about 1 km in diameter, on the steep northern coast of Soledad Island in the Falkland Islands of the South Atlantic Ocean. It is located about 40 km northwest of Puerto Argentino/Stanley.1
The valley behind the beach is called Swan Pond and is a shallow wetland separated from the bay by a bank. of sand. The coastal vegetation consists of heathland and wet grasslands overlying peat. Poa flabellata are also found on cliffs.
The bay has been identified by BirdLife International as one of the important areas for bird conservation. Birds preserved here include Falkland Ducks, Red-rumped Ducks, Gentoo Penguins, Rockhopper Penguins, Magellanic Penguins, Sooty Shearwaters and Southern Yals. Imperial cormorants and black-necked cormorants are also found.
